Swing & Music
Did you know Jakarta has 43 golf courses? I didn’t. After my swing gets better,(currently I am at the 120 metres distance on the 7-iron) I shall attempt to tackle the fairways of Jakarta.
I am currently learning to play Guang Liang’s “Tong Hua“ or Fairytale on the piano. My music teacher shared with us a brief history of music and piano. Fascinating stuff.
Slowly I am developing my own routine and system for the work that I do, helping to keep me organised, which is good. China’s national holiday fell on this month. Indonesia’s Lebaran as well.
Beginning of next month is our department’s off-site trip to Bangkok, which means a good opportunity to get cheap tailoring done. Fun.
great,
you look like you like your piano lessons so let me tell you 2 informations to fill in with your routine.
1-Pianos need regular tuning to keep them up to pitch,The hammers of pianos are voiced to compensate for gradual hardening, and other parts also need periodic regulation. Aged and worn pianos can be rebuilt or reconditioned.
2-By replacing a great number of old Piano parts, it can be made to perform as well as new piano. It is often felt, however, that older pianos are more settled and produce a warmer tone.
thanks
keep the piano love
Terje (the Digital Piano Man) Brooks
January 13, 2008 at 2:55 am
Thanks Terje.
mizore
January 13, 2008 at 8:44 pm